Year after year, Dona Virginia faces the threat of losing her home as the government plans its expropriation, erasing her memories and history.
Synopsis
Year after year, Dona Virginia faces the threat of losing her home as the government plans its expropriation, erasing her memories and history.
Synopsis
Dona Virginia lives in a house threatened with expropriation. The government plans to demolish her home, a place filled with her memories. Each year, she faces uncertainty about her future. The documentary shows her struggle to maintain her residence against the looming threat of destruction. It captures her daily life and the emotional weight of losing her home. The film runs for 78 minutes and was released in 2013.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Dona Virginia and hear her personal story.
- See the impact of government policies on individuals.
- Find out what home means to those facing displacement.
Did You Know
- Dona Virginia is an elderly woman awaiting the expropriation of her house.
- The government has threatened to destroy her home for several years.
- The film was released in 2013 and has a duration of 78 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of the documentary Residence?
Dona Virginia is the main subject, an elderly woman awaiting the expropriation of her house.
What year was the documentary Residence released?
The documentary was released in 2013.
How long is the documentary Residence?
The duration of the documentary is 78 minutes.
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